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There is one factor that when all other things remain equal could win the license for one piece of music over another.

The AIM team run through five reasons why AIM Sync 2020 is an unmissable event for the global rightsholder and sync communities.

Ben Gilbert investigates what role the music business has to play in averting environmental catastrophe, speaking to individuals involved in new organisation Music Declares Emergency.

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CC Young’s Royalty Audit Manager Gary Groutage breaks down music publishing royalty audits – why you should consider them, what they entail and the costs involved. 

Attorney Erin M. Jacobson explains the complex variety of factors that affect obtaining and licensing for sync placements. 

Artist manager Mark Tavern takes a look at the details involved in a little-known aspect of artist contracts: re-recording restrictions, and examines what they mean for the artist-label relationship moving forward.

Four key areas to focus on in order to avoid catalogue mistakes that will cause future legal and financial issues.

We chat to highly regarded film/TV composer Edward White about his work in the industry, his top tips for aspiring composers, and scoring Warburtons’ new campaign starring Robert De Niro.

Consultant Randy Wachtler takes us through some key considerations for music production companies looking to succeed and take their business to the next level.

Attorney Erin M. Jacobson, Esq. runs through the highlights of the recent AIMP panel, ‘Selling a Legacy: Considerations for Buying, Selling, and Administering Music Catalogues’.

During Midem 2019, key global industry players will give insights, present case studies and consider best practice in the sync field, sharing their views on the current and future landscape through the following programme: